Noah Jordan

African Padauk Flooring for Your Home

Interior design is a big part of making a house a home. We all want to create a style of our own. In modern homes today you see more variety of hardwoods being used over carpet. People who install hardwood flooring can end up with a home with high indoor-... Read >

Recycled Maple Options for Your Home

Maple hardwood flooring is a beautiful, light-colored flooring surface that's well known for its durability. The recycled maple used in flooring is generally old stock from demolished buildings, or from the scraps leftover from standard milling procedures... Read >

Recycled Wood Flooring Options For Your Home

Recycled wood has taken the interior design world by storm. When you take the time to research reclaimed wood products, you may just find that they are very cost effective and eco-friendly which in the long run can save you money and provide a healthy env... Read >

Eco-Friendly Flooring Design Benefits for Your Home

Recent trends in interior design indicate the entire design world is actually turning “green". Obviously, “green" refers to the environmental revolution that has invaded most products we use on a daily basis. The green interior design industry has “boomed... Read >

Are Recycled Wood Flooring Options All Antique?

As you start researching various wood flooring products, you will find there are so many options available to you. Antique wood flooring is one of the most used flooring options on the “Interior Design" side of the wood industry. The character markings, h... Read >

VOC Free Flooring

VOC stands for Volatile Organic Compounds. These are carbon based chemical compounds that vaporize under pressure .You may have seen or heard the words," low VOC’s, or no “VOC’s describing different floor coverings, underlayments, and or adhesives. VOCs c... Read >

Problems With Engineered Flooring

As you enter the world of hardwood flooring you have many options. Engineered flooring is one of them. What is engineered flooring? Engineered hardwood flooring is composed of a hardwood "wear layer", from 1/16" to 3/16" thick, laminated or glued to plywo... Read >

All You Should Know About Recycled Cherry Hardwood

Cherry Trees can be found growing in the tropical regions, also Allegheny regions of Pennsylvania and Virginia. The timbers seem to grow very abundant in the higher elevations of North Carolina. Cherry Trees will produce beautiful white and pink summer fl... Read >

All About Recycled Oak

Reclaimed white oak has been recognized as one of the most beautiful floors in the hardwood industry for many years. You will find white oak particularly in wide plank boards cut into a quarter sawn patterns. Quarter sawn white oak has become the favori... Read >

Carpet in your Home, Good or Bad?

There are a lot of things to consider when you are making a flooring choice for your home. First thing would be how will it affect my health? Yes, carpet holds a lot “health risks". Carpet is home to more microorganisms than any other kind of flooring. Th... Read >

How to Install Recycled Wood Flooring over Concrete

Can you install wood flooring over concrete? In past years, the answer is no. Even now, you can find solid wood flooring companies claiming that their product can be installed over a concrete slab. What they don’t tell you is that over time, the wood will... Read >

Reclaimed & Recycled Wood Flooring - What’s the Difference?

Reclaimed and recycled wood flooring are usually treated as the same product. But, there are differences. As you enter the world of Reclaimed and Recycled hardwood flooring, you have a lot of things consider. What exactly is reclaimed wood? Reclaimed wood... Read >

Tigerwood Flooring Features & Benefits

When it comes to choosing a striking floor for your home, Tigerwood flooring offers such a unique and memorable look. With its contrasting grain patterns, color scheme of orange and defined black interlocking grain patterns that are wavy and irregular, Ti... Read >

Brazilian Cherry Flooring Facts & Features

Brazilian Cherry, also known as Jatoba, is found growing in the vast rainforests of Central America, South America, Peru, Bolivia, and in Brazil. Jatoba comes from the leguminosae family. As a canopy tree it sometimes reaches 80 to 150 feet ta... Read >

7 Eco-Flooring Facts You Need to Know

You can find many large home improvement stores slapping an eco-friendly sticker on a wide array of flooring products. Are these labels legit? Are these flooring options really eco-friendly? What is the best choice for your home? What the heck is eco-floo... Read >